John, > Bennett & Elliot has a discussion of the Meyer-Overton hypothesis. > Applying it to O2 gives you a narc pot. of ~2. > Assigning O2 a narc pot. of 1 makes the calculations simple > (drop the whole concept of equivalent nitrogen depth, and use equivalent > air depths). Alternatively, I believe GMIII considers O2 more narcotic than > N2 - which is consistent with the MO hyp & high(ish) ppO2s. Thanks for the data, that is quite interesting. About 6 weeks ago I played guinea pig for a medical study, conducted in a pressure chamber. The highest ppO2 we had to inhale for approx. 20 minutes (due to delays of the following physical) was 3.0. Nobody in the chamber developed *any* problem, neither convulsions nor narcosis of any kind occurred. Does the book mention any contributing parameters for the ppO2 of about 2.? Claudia -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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